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There should be a trumpet to blow when a picture like "Give Me Your Heart" comes to the University. It has already converted one Kay Francis hater, and she is still the weakest member of the cast. Of course the triangle has some clever new angles, but the dialogue and minor situations are what really give the actors their chance. Precious feet of film are given to good conversation, and the audience has a chance to enjoy the picture instead of having to follow a bewildering series of action shots...
DEATH OF A MAN-Kay Boyle-Harcourt,Brace...
Among U. S. expatriate writers a tall, midwestern girl named Kay Boyle has emerged as the most prolific of the lot. In the last three years she has published six volumes. Master of a spectacular if not always lucid prose, she has told the story of the death of a tuberculous writer in Year Before Last, described life in homosexual circles in Gentlemen, I Address You Privately, and in general written of tempestuous artistic spirits who have a weakness for flowery language. Last week she offered U. S. readers a novel cut in the same pattern as her previous works...
...Academy Freedley, Vinton 18 145 5.9 St. Paul's Fulton, Robert 19 155 5.9 New Prep Grace, Michael 19 145 5.7 St. Mark's Hall, Roderick S. G. 21 160 5.9 Andover Hindle, Edward F. 18 145 5.7 Providence Classical Hume, David M. 18 155 6. Muskegon Jr. Col. Kay, Lionel 17 140 5.8 Scarsdale High Latady, Francis B. 20 165 5.10 Rindge Technical Lewis, Richard E. 18 165 6. Exeter Macdonald, Torbert H. 19 175 6. Andover Magruder, William H. 22 153 6. Moshenberg, Wilbur I. 16 169 5.9 Pratt, Peter E. 20 155 5.7 Milton Academy Richards, John...
Women tennists lack the stubbornness as well as the stamina of men. Even Helen Jacobs, most tenacious tennist of her sex, was discouraged after that. In the third set the brilliant game with which she had beaten England's Kay Stammers the afternoon before went completely to pieces and she won only four points in the first four games. She got the next two games but that was merely the brave gesture of a player who knew she was beaten. The crowd, which had been rooting for Miss Marble, showed its understanding by rooting for the old champion...